Debt Rattle Jul 2 2014: Optimism Bias Squared
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Marion Post Wolcott Main street of old mining town Leadville, Colorado. Sep1941 Oh yeah, sure, optimism is oozing from every single one of America’s p
[See the full post at: Debt Rattle Jul 2 2014: Optimism Bias Squared]The last link squarely pins the collapse of Caribbean corals on overfishing. The resulting decline of parrotfish populations and a mysterious disease affecting sea urchins back in the 1980’s have evidently rendered photosynthetic corals unable to compete with algae for sunlight.
But I just have to laugh. This article still manages to pay awkward homage to global warming – – an irrelevancy – – five times. I wonder how many readers come away from this article thinking it was ABOUT global warming. The brainwashing has been quite a success.
To quote Ilargi (above):
“We live in the age of triggering responses from people’s unconsciousness, where they are most vulnerable, both individual and collective, almost 100 years after Freud and his nephew Edward Bernays, for very different reasons, figured out how to do that.”“The Communist party as a bunch of desperate sorcerer’s apprentices.”
Is the Fed any different? And yes, Bill Bonner, the Fed can play this game until all are so dependent on it, they will insist it become normal.
These power mad psychos don’t care about the future. That’s someone else’s problem. They plan to play this out and be safe in their bunkers well before it flames out.
Brave New World we have here.
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